Deiene Gonzรกlez Uriarte ARCHITECT PORTFOLIO
Deiene González Uriarte
Professional Experience 2018 (Tenerife)
· Palacio de Carta Rehabilitation Project: Tender Review Phase
ARCHITECT 2017 2015
Amanda Levete Architects - AL_A Architectural Assistant
10 months (London)
· MAAT Lisbon Museum: Tender Review + Construction Phase
24/11/1994 Bilbao, Spain
· Galeries Lafayette Remodelling Project: APD Developed Design Phase · Pitch Pitch Stackable Multisport Center: Concept Design Phase
deienegonzalezuriarte@gmail.com +44 (0) 7784 320001 | +34 688 613 034
Driven by an attitude of curiosity, enthusiasm and commitment, my varied professional journey is linked together through an everevolving passion for architecture, arts and technique.
Arocha Arquitectura Architect Collaborator
· EuropaCity Music Venue Competition - BIG Architects Masterplan · Nine Elms to Pilmico Bridge Competition 2016 2 months (Madrid)
Modelical - Digital Project Consultancy BIM Intern (Revit, Dynamo) · Iturrama Housing in Pamplona · Espacio Mediterraneo Shopping Mall, Cartagena · Spaces VR Application
Education IE School of Architecture & Design, Spain. 2017 Bachelor in Architecture - BArch + MArch Grado Habilitante en Arquitectura HKU - Hong Kong University Jan-June 2016 Exchange Spring Semester - BArch
2016 2015
Design Lab - D-LAB, IE School of Architecture & Design Co-Designer
6 months (Segovia)
· Casa de Lectura: Old Town Library Rehabilitation - Developed Design + Tender Phase · From Limit to Live It: Competition Diplomas Graphic Design + Exhibition Space Design
2014 4 months (Madrid)
· Zaha Hadid Concrete Chapel, Mexico
Nazareth - Institute D’Études Françaises
· Baku Crescent Hotel, Azerbaijan
1997-2012 French Institute - Primary & Secondary Education
Technical Skills AutoCAD Rhinoceros + VRay Adobe Illustr./InDesign/Phtshop. Microsoft Office Autodesk Revit
· Inter Industrial Units, England
Workshops 2017 (London)
2016 (Madrid)
2015 (Madrid)
SCI - Service Civil International + KVT Environmental Protection + Cultural Heritage Preservation works.
2011
REMPART - Association in Service of Heritage Preservation Cultural Heritage Preservation works.
3ds Max/SketchUp
(France)
Awards + Lectures 2017
Finish Line PFG 2017 Exhibition & Public Presentation Awarded Best Thesis Project in Architecture 2017 by IE University. Undergraduate Thesis Projects Exhibition, IE University, Segovia.
2017
Midterm Jury Design VI Invited Jury in Design VI Midterm Review, IE University, Segovia.
2015
5x5 Student - Symposium Lecturer Lecture on ‘Architecture, Arts & Construction’. IE University, Segovia.
English | Proficiency Level (C2) French | High - Advanced Level (C1) Basque | Medium Level German | Basic Level (A2)
‘La Escuela Crece’ ESD Madrid Expansion Project Construction with Recetas Urbanas.
2014
Dynamo for Revit
Spanish | Mother Language
Algomad 2016 - BIM, Computation & Reality Assistant + Participant in Spaces Workshop - Space Info Management.
IFAC - International Festival of Arts and Construction Reed, clay, adobe, mud, rammed earth construction methods.
(Finland)
Language Skills
RIBA International Week 2017 Invited Participant in Student Charette - ‘Informal City’ Workshop with Doctor Magda Mostafa, from The American University in Cairo.
2014
(Madrid)
Grasshopper + Scripting (VB/Python)
FHECOR - Structural Engineering Consultancy RDI Department Intern Building Department Intern (Revit, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper)
ch01 | Galeries Lafayette PROFESSIONAL WORKSTAGE, 2017 AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS AL_A, LONDON
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C U LT U R E + H E R I TA G E
ch02 | MAAT Lisbon Museum PROFESSIONAL WORKSTAGE, 2015 AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS AL_A, LONDON
ch03 | Europacity Music Venue PROFESSIONAL WORKSTAGE, 2017 AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS AL_A, LONDON
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ARCHITECTURE + TOURISM
at01 | S’Arenal Market Strip UNDERGRADUATE THESIS PROJECT_PFG 2017 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
hh01 | Housing in Guizhou, China
HOUSING
DESIGN STUDIO VI, 2016 UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG, HONG KONG
di01 | A Drop in the Landscape DESIGN STUDIO III, 2014 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
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DESIGN I N N O VAT I O N THROUGH TECHNIQUE
di02 | Falling Waterlilly PROFESSIONAL WORKSTAGE, 2017 AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS AL_A, LONDON
di03 | Pitch Pitch Multisports Centre DESIGN STUDIO III, 2014 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
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URBANISM + LANDSCAPE
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URBAN RESEARCH WORKSHOP, 2016 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
ul02 | Eresma River Greenway LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP, 2016 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
ct01 | Sociology through Architecture CULTURE & THEORY IV, 2015 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, SPAIN
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ch01 Galeries Lafayette Remodelling In collaboration with: AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS (AL_A) APD Developed Design (Stage 3) Sept 2017 - Dec 2017 The relationship between the beautiful colour-glassed coupole at the center of the building and the new retail boutiques surrounding it conceives the essence of the remodelling project. This is achieved through the meticulous design of the ceilings that wrap the spaces. Within this scope, I was able to acquire a strong level of technical detail and coordination among the existing structural/architectural condition and the new design .
ch02 | Galeries Lafayette
ch02 MAAT Lisbon Museum In collaboration with: AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS (AL_A) Tender Review + Construction Phase March 2015 - Aug 2015 As a dialogue with the old Power Station in front of it and an extension of the riverfront, the museum softly blends with its surroundings expanding the public space at two levels, the rooftop and the riverside. During the development of this project, I gained valuable technical drafting skills, developed competent inner-project packages coordination skills and construction knowledge dealing with a range of innovative materials and techniques.
THE OLD POWER STATION
THE NEW MAAT
ch01 | MAAT Lisbon Museum
ch01 | MAAT Lisbon Museum
ch03 Europacity Music Venue In collaboration with: AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS (AL_A) Competition Sept 2017 The aim of this project is to provide the user of Europacity with an ‘urban living room’. A place to walk through looking at the views towards the park, a place to sit and enjoy a chat, a place to enjoy the biggest music concert or the most intimate one... Within this competition I had the opportunity of developing a full set of drawings within a team of young architects, from the concept to the architecture and the atmosphere. I tackled subjects such as sustainable techniques, efficient logistics and large scale public space design.
ch03 | Europacity Music Venue
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at01 S’Arenal Market Strip UNDERGRADUATE THESIS PROJECT_PFG 2017 IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Professors: Lina Toro, Fernando Rodriguez, Rafael Iùiguez Jan 2017 - June 2017 *Awarded Best Thesis Project in Architecture 2017 by IE University This thesis project is an exploration of the strip as an urban regenerator of a neighborhood that suffered the damage of cheap real estate development driven by mass tourism. The strip is activated through the reinterpretation and implementation of the Traditional Majorcan Market, conceived as an alternative strategy for a more local touristic model. The project aims to sew back together a broken social and urban tissue by connecting locals and tourists as well as the city and nature, unveiling the urban qualities of the neighborhood and the presence of local life, and engaging with local culture.
at01 | S’Arenal Market Strip
“Bringing the neighborhood back to life through the reinterpretation of the traditional Majorcan Market.”
路 路 MULTIPLYING ITS PRESENCE
路 路 ENABLING ITS ACCESS
at01 | S’Arenal Market Strip
· · TRIGGERING ACTIVITY
The Vertical Market
The Market Experience through Technique Through the exploration of technique and architectural detail, the market space is designed to be flexible and able to accomodate different types of markets, events as well as different time scales. The triple envelope provides the space with sunshade where specifically needed, in addition to cross ventilation, storage space and a beautiful play of lights through the vegetation facade, metal mesh and the wood paneling.
at01 | S’Arenal Market Strip
“enriching the market experience through technique”
“designing dynamic & flexible spaces”
“inspiring social interaction”
“connecting the neighborhood to nature”
“consolidating the public space”
“respecting the cultural value of local materials” pine wood · mares stone
at01 | S’Arenal Market Strip
“relinking the seafront to the back of the city”
“facing seasonality through the diversification of the market uses all year round”
“the market as an alternative for a more local touristic model”
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hh01 Housing in Guizhou DESIGN STUDIO VI HONG KONG UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Professors: Tao Zhu, Chad McKee Jan 2016 - May 2016
Inspired by Oswald Mattias Ungers’ The Neue Stadt understanding of the urban fabric and architectural design, this project is based on the consideration of the city as an interconnected network of individual rooms. The natural disposition of the project site makes it bond to develop a response to a situation of transition between the rural and the new city. The housing complex gradually transforms from a state of compactness to a state of dissolution. But this goes further beyond. This project explores the limits of urban inhabitation. It understands urbanity as a cluster of rooms composed in the appropriate way to host human life. The tension between urban inhabitation and public interaction. This is analyzed through the project in 3 different layers of complexity which correspond to 3 different architectural compositions.
1_Mass distribution
An Archipolitical Transition: from the individual to the collective
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4_ room grouping and arrangement of housing units (Stage 01)
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di01 A drop in the landscape DESIGN STUDIO III IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Professor: Lina Toro Sept 2014 - Dec 2014
Through the exploration of the smallest scale technique, the project smoothly manipulates the existing landscape introducing the layer of water as a continuous flow along the Lidget Park forest in Budapest. The development of a defined and complex modular catalogue drives the project to the generation of rich and varied atmospheres, where the public and the private realm meet in the careful spatial arrangement of the different elements.
Professor: Manuel Perez Romero
di03 Pitch Pitch Multisport Centre In collaboration with: AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS (AL_A) Concept Design Phase Dec 2017 The Pitch Pitch project is conceived as a modular stackable urban multisport centre that aims to be easy to transport, easy to build and easy to use. More similar to an industrial product than to a conventional architectural building, the system of stackable pitches is understood as a prototype ready to manufacture in large quantities. Allowing for maximum flexibility in the introduction of program, the project is designed as an intelligent modular lightweight structural system that can be dissassembled and stored in a total of 28 containers, and then recomposed in a two-day time.
di03 | Pitch Pitch
01 Structural Module| Lightweight + Easy to build
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Is the old city of Segovia a neighbourhood? This project arises from the awareness that something is missing in the town of Segovia, Spain. There is a mismatch between the student life and the traditional Segovian lifestyle. But the city holds all the necessary variables to be a neighborhood.
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bad image · ideal lifestyle · walkable
students bring life · international
dying traditions · invisible students · times have changed
theme park · a city for sight · nothing retains the young ones
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economic opportunities · promising · party disturbance no attractiveness for people · less optimism · the young escape
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Professor: Romina Marta Canna In collaboration with: Nathalie Lagard Nov 2016
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So through understanding what the perceptions of the city and among the different social groups at play are, then mapping the barriers that these social groups face through their neighbourhood integration process, this project intends to break those limitations that impede the citizens become real neighbours.
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Mapping the citizens’ journey to the Ideal Neighborhood 01 | Identifying Perceptions & Barriers to the Ideal Neighborhood IE STUDENTS
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The New Neighbor Handbook
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Understanding Segovia
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Living Segovia
Map
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The New Neighbor Handbook The New Neighbor Handbook
03 | Breaking Barriers
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A Communication Campaign to change the Perception of the City The New Neighbor Handbook print / for ie students - incoming and current
The New Neighbor HandbookUnderstanding The New Neighbor Handbook Segovia print / for ie students - incoming and current
print / for ie students - incoming and current Understanding Segovia
Living Segovia
Understanding Segovia Map print / inside the journal
Living Segovia
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Living Segovia
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Understanding Segovia
Understanding Segovia
Living Segovia
Living Segovia
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perceptions on the city
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disconnection of people to reality
nice people reserved
we are evicted
distant student life
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LOCAL RESIDENTS
perceptions on the people
Our Methodology
ul02 Eresma River Greenway LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Professor: Barbara Pons Giner Oct 2016
A garden, a smile. Un huerto, una sonrisa. With the aim of relinking the ‘forgotten generation’ -the elderly, with ‘the urbanite generation’, the project takes the natural realm as an opportunity to recall the area’s identity of the traditional rural lifestyle; engaging the community in new activities related to nature, intensifying the presence of nature and creating a new network of social & economic connections along the greenway of Eresma River.
Layer Approach to Landscape Design Strategy
01 | Topography + Existing Paths
02 | Urban + Vegetation Fabric
03 | Water Network + New Paths
04 | Program Distribution
“re-connecting people to nature through community engagement�
05 | New Greenway Node Design
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ct01 Sociology through Architecture CULTURE & THEORY IV IE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Professors: Roberto Gonzalez & Ivan Lopez In collaboration with: Nadine Kabbani Jan - May 2015 This theoretical research explores the links between sociology and architecture throughout worldwide history. Attempting to avoid semantic preconceptions between east-west, north-south, the socio-architectural diagram is designed in a non conventional way, that tackles subjects such as architecture, art history, economics, politics and religion in a universal way.
Deiene Gonzรกlez Uriarte ARCHITECT PORTFOLIO